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How to switch from Spotify to YouTube Music, TIDAL, Apple Music, and other services
Switching from Spotify to YouTube Music, TIDAL, Apple Music, and other services is an easy task with the right tools. Read how to here!
There are many alternatives to Spotify if you're considering switching to a different music service. Regardless of your reason for wanting to make the switch, the process is generally straightforward, and several services make it as easy as possible for you to transition. There are also third-party services available that can assist you with the transfer.
Android users could soon gain access to Tidal's Early Access Program
Invitiations to Tidal's Early Access Program is rolling out to Android users. While sign ups aren't open yet. d
Tidal isn't the most popular music streaming service, but it offers things that are not available on other platforms. The most popular lure for most users is its high-quality audio. With its highest subscription tier, users can experience Master Quality Authenticated (MQA) music up to 9612kbps. It's impressive, to say the least. If you're a Tidal user on Android, the company is preparing to roll out its Early Access Program.
Tidal adds Siri integration but stops short of HomePod Mini support
If you both own an iPhone and subscribe to Tidal then you're going to be very happy with the latest update. Just ask Siri.
As the best smart speakers prove, we love controlling our music with our voices. It's a popular feature on mobile, too, especially on the go with a pair of wireless earbuds. In the case of the iPhone, Apple Music is, naturally, fully supported for voice control. But elsewhere the story hasn't been quite so good. But now, Tidal fans have cause for celebration as their long quest is at an end.
TIDAL announces a free tier, direct artist payouts, fan-centered royalties
TIDAL has announced that users in the US can now use the service for free, in addition to artist-focused features that help them earn more.
Music streaming services have been busy at work lately. Spotify started allowing users to block others last week, while Apple Music now lets you search inside playlists if you're on iOS 15.2 beta 3. Today TIDAL announced some new changes coming to US-based users. Most notably, the company has launched a free tier with access to the entire catalog of 80 million+ songs. Artists will also be earning more revenue, thanks to direct artist payouts and fan-centered royalties. Users in the region will now have three different plans to choose from. Each of the plans comes with its own perks that match its price tag.